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Screenshots of posts claiming to offer six months travel in each city for just £2. (Source: Facebook/"False" label added by Logically Facts)
False

Cities across UK are not offering six months travel for £2

Various local authorities and companies across the UK have responded to the posts, saying that they are scams.
The image shows false claims that media users can stop Meta from collecting data for AI training by posting a viral message.
Human Rights-General Media-General False

Sharing this statement will not prevent Meta AI from collecting your data
Viral posts on Facebook and X falsely claim that actress Megan Fox deleted all her X posts except for a few tweets from 2013, with a FALSE tag.
Media-Celebrities False

No, Megan Fox did not delete her X posts following Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs' arrest
Screenshot of the social media post attributing the fake headline to CNN.
Fake

Fake CNN headline says Tom Hanks fled to Israel after Diddy arrest
A screenshot of a post from X of an alleged article by Downtown Press.
Media-General Politics-U.S. Election 2024 Fake

'Downtown Press' did not publish an article denying Trump assassination attempt

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Fake BBC News clip makes false claims about Kamala Harris' husband and puberty blockers
Media-General Fake

Fake BBC News clip makes false claims about Kamala Harris' husband and puberty blockers
Screenshot of supposed Guardian article about GB Energy by Ed Miliband is fake
Politics-Policy Media-General Fake

Screenshot of supposed Guardian article about GB Energy by Ed Miliband is fake
Social media post incorrectly claims Elon Musk invented 'energy-saving device'
Tech-Social-Media Media-Celebrities False

Social media post incorrectly claims Elon Musk invented 'energy-saving device'
No, CNN did not call Philippines president Marcos Jr. 'cocaine-addicted'
Media-General Politics-People False

No, CNN did not call Philippines president Marcos Jr. 'cocaine-addicted'

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How ‘hot takes’ by several Indian YouTubers are legitimizing conspiracy theories
Tech-Social-Media

How ‘hot takes’ by several Indian YouTubers are legitimizing conspiracy theories
A web of disinformation: Fake news outlets spreading Kremlin propaganda
Media-General

A web of disinformation: Fake news outlets spreading Kremlin propaganda
Tucker Carlson’s interview with Putin: Misinformation missile, or missed opportunity?
Geopolitical-General

Tucker Carlson’s interview with Putin: Misinformation missile, or missed opportunity?
´Take back SVT!’: Misinformation hits Sweden’s most trusted media
Media-General Politics-General

´Take back SVT!’: Misinformation hits Sweden’s most trusted media

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Inside the indictment alleging secret Russian funding of U.S. content company
Media-General

Inside the indictment alleging secret Russian funding of U.S. content company
As U.S. election race heats up, AI-generated images proliferate on social media
Politics-Elections Politics-U.S. Election 2024

As U.S. election race heats up, AI-generated images proliferate on social media
Image verification guide: Mastering reverse image search to uncover the truth

Image verification guide: Mastering reverse image search to uncover the truth
Press agencies withdraw edited photo published by Kensington Palace, fuelling conspiracies
Conspiracies-General Media-Celebrities

Press agencies withdraw edited photo published by Kensington Palace, fuelling conspiracies
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We rely on information to make meaningful decisions that affect our lives, but the nature of the internet means that misinformation reaches more people faster than ever before